China will continue to use fossil fuel cleanly and develop non-fossil energy including wind power, solar power, geothermal energy and nuclear power. By 2020, new energy will account for 15 percent of total energy consumption, natural gas will take up 10 percent and coal consumption will drop below 62 percent.

In a move aimed to enable the people inhabiting the area to continue making a living, administrators of the Greater Khingan Range are working to transform its economic structure while protecting the environment.

Wildlife protection is important for global ecological security, sustainable economic development, technological innovation and cultural inheritance. Protecting wild animals and plants is a common mission for all human beings.

Thanks to its large population of the pheasant genera of Phasianidae, China has been dubbed a ‘Kingdom of Pheasants.’ However, the population of the Himalayan monal in China is less than 1,000, scattered mainly in southern and southeastern Tibet Autonomous Region.